Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose joined in legal action in federal court this week, supporting small businesses that are challenging burdensome new filing requirements under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA). The CTA would require nearly all business entities to file information about their owners with the U.S. Treasury. 

“I’m grateful to announce we’ve filed a motion to dismiss our lawsuit because the Trump administration has repealed the unlawful and unconstitutional executive order that prompted it,” said Secretary LaRose. 

These rolls are bloated with ineligible voters, only periodically updated, and opaque to the public. What if our bank records were like that? How long would that last before we’d spill out into the streets? There’s one state official who’s trying to change that. He’s Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose, who announced recently he’d make available to the public daily snapshots of the voter rolls to keep up with additions and subtractions to the list. That’s a great reform.

"The Biden Administration's attempt to use federal resources for partisan election activities threatened to undermine the integrity and neutrality of our electoral processes. I was proud to fight against this federal overreach and commend President Trump's decisive action to affirm his administration's commitment to transparent and fair elections.”

In just one week, the real work begins after Trump is sworn in. There’s no guarantee that he will accomplish his goal of buying Greenland, but with his salesmanship, one thing is certain – it’s more likely that Greenland will become the 51st state than that Canada will.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose has announced the final results for Ohio’s post-election audit of the November 2024 general election. In total, the results show a 99.99% accuracy rate.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose filed a lawsuit in federal court today on behalf of the citizens of Ohio, demanding the Department of Homeland Security provide access to United States citizenship records, which they have unlawfully withheld.

If I am wrong and Kamala Harris becomes the 47th president, I pray that divine providence takes hold of her and guides her to protect, defend, and strengthen these United States and their Constitution. Seems like a long shot, but without Trump, prayer is all we got.

Nowadays, the mainstream media’s function is to protect the government and guard the status quo, which is why the alternative media on YouTube, Rumble and other platforms are so vital to protecting not only the government but our democracy. The answer to the question, “Who will watch the watchmen?” is obvious. It is the citizen journalists and exiled news reporters who reject the mainstream narrative and ask questions that challenge you to think for yourself.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose wants county election officials to be on the lookout for illegal voter registration forms after his office discovered one.

Marking the 100-day milestone to Election Day, Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose urged Ohio voters today to start making a plan and noting key dates to participate in the November 5th general election.

Whether it is Sy Hersh or some young gun of journalism ready to make his or her name, someone needs to tell the truth about the 10 days that shook the nation, from the moment Trump took a would-be assassin’s bullet on July 13 to the afternoon Biden inexplicably dropped his reelection bid and Kamala Harris was coronated. And the first question that needs to be answered, and which no one in the mainstream media is asking, is “Who convinced Joe Biden that debating Trump on June 27, nearly two months before the Democratic convention, was a good idea?”

Face it, the Democrats who threw everything they had at Donald Trump in four courthouses must have been shocked to see him emerging Rambo-like from the smoking wreckage of our justice system. But if they underestimated Trump, it is their own fault.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose renewed his call for passage of legislation banning foreign influence over Ohio’s elections, asking the Ohio House of Representatives to quickly approve legislation sent over by the Ohio Senate.

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose was chosen as chairman of the Republican Secretaries of State Committee (RSSC) today, a testament to LaRose's leadership and Ohio's national reputation for election security.